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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Grapevine - Philip Jarrett's review of the aircraft preservation world
North American Tornado - Bill Gunston describes the North American B-45 Tornado, America's first four-jet bomber to fly
The Golden Hind - Richard Riding traces the history of the Short S.26 G-Class flying boat G-AFCI and Capt D. T. Witham recalls what the aircraft was like to fly
The classic aero engines - No 4 The de Havilland Gipsy - Bill Gunston tells how the de Havilland Company's decision to produce their own engine for the D.H.60 Moth led to a remarkable series of engines
Scout pilot - Wg Cdr William Fry M.C. recalls how he made the transition from a foot soldier to an RFC scout pilot in 1916
Skywriters
A testing time - Don Robertson recalls life as a test pilot at Boscpmbe Down's Aeroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment during 1943-5
Lucky thirteenth - Brian Johnson was aboard Swordfish LS362 when it made its last carrier take-off in 1962
Christmas? Bah! - Peter Heath's seasonal tale of how he played the part of an aerial Father Christmas
Christmas Recognition Quiz - Your chance to win a year's free subscription
Preservation Profije - This month's subject is the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's Avro Lancaster PA474
And now .. . the Tiger Cub - The latest development of the Micro-Bipe range of microlights
Test Pilot Profile - No. 5 Maj James Cordes - Don Middleton's subject this month was one-time chief test pilot of the Handley Page company
Gone but not forgotten - Hanworth Air Park - Gordon Riley clears away the weeds from one of London's most memorable aerodromes
Our front cover, taken by GORDON BAIN, depicts Paul Evans' Boeing Stearman G-BIXN over Shoreham on September 13. John Pothecary is flying the aircraft and passenger Ray A/laid-ment occupies the front seat.
North American Tornado - Bill Gunston describes the North American B-45 Tornado, America's first four-jet bomber to fly
The Golden Hind - Richard Riding traces the history of the Short S.26 G-Class flying boat G-AFCI and Capt D. T. Witham recalls what the aircraft was like to fly
The classic aero engines - No 4 The de Havilland Gipsy - Bill Gunston tells how the de Havilland Company's decision to produce their own engine for the D.H.60 Moth led to a remarkable series of engines
Scout pilot - Wg Cdr William Fry M.C. recalls how he made the transition from a foot soldier to an RFC scout pilot in 1916
Skywriters
A testing time - Don Robertson recalls life as a test pilot at Boscpmbe Down's Aeroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment during 1943-5
Lucky thirteenth - Brian Johnson was aboard Swordfish LS362 when it made its last carrier take-off in 1962
Christmas? Bah! - Peter Heath's seasonal tale of how he played the part of an aerial Father Christmas
Christmas Recognition Quiz - Your chance to win a year's free subscription
Preservation Profije - This month's subject is the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's Avro Lancaster PA474
And now .. . the Tiger Cub - The latest development of the Micro-Bipe range of microlights
Test Pilot Profile - No. 5 Maj James Cordes - Don Middleton's subject this month was one-time chief test pilot of the Handley Page company
Gone but not forgotten - Hanworth Air Park - Gordon Riley clears away the weeds from one of London's most memorable aerodromes
Our front cover, taken by GORDON BAIN, depicts Paul Evans' Boeing Stearman G-BIXN over Shoreham on September 13. John Pothecary is flying the aircraft and passenger Ray A/laid-ment occupies the front seat.
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